Khalil Rountree Jr.

We can still do the things that families and kids do.

but it not cost me so much.

You know what I mean?

Like, if I wanted to get a live-in helper here in the States to help my wife, it costs a fortune.

It's almost impossible.

But if I wanted to get a live-in helper, let's say in Hong Kong, it costs me $1,000 or less a month to have a full-time live-in helper.

And there's nothing wrong with it there.

That's just the culture.

In Hong Kong, you have just groups of women who are live-in helpers that on their off day on Sunday, you'll see them.

Everybody's just in the streets with tents.

Combing each other's hair, boom boxes out, sharing food.

It's just a part of it.

Like, that's not like literally tents in the streets everywhere.

Jamie, if you want to pull that up, it's crazy.

I don't know if you ever seen it, but it's so cool because like they enjoy the life.

But like Hong Kong helpers.

hang out or enjoying a day off or something it's it's just a way of life it's a lifestyle it's it's just a new perspective that i've never seen like that i didn't see here and i like it i just think like for me and my development and growth as just like a human being that's just kind of where i

it's like a never ending, like finding out what's next.

You know what I mean?

Like I'm, I've constantly got to adapt and evolve.